Newberry High School

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Friday, February 20th:

REMINDER: ALL STUDENTS parking on NHS school property MUST have a parking decal and parking is ONLY permitted in designated areas (junior and senior parking lots). NO parking is allowed in any other areas on campus, including along the gym or the football field. If you park in any unauthorized area on the NHS campus, your vehicle is subject to a ticket and the possibility of being towed from the property.

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will resume next week (Monday through Thursday) in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

Seniors, if you haven’t already done so, please be sure that you have ordered your cap and gown for graduation. The deadline to order is fast approaching so visit jostens.com to order your cap and gown as soon as possible.

Representatives from the US Marine Corps are scheduled to be on the NHS campus on Tuesday (February 24th) during Lunch A and Lunch B to provide information about military service after graduation. Make sure to stop by if you’d like to receive information.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We hope you find these Daily Announcements a useful resource for the happenings at NHS. These posts are also shared on our NHS website (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high) and remain available there for the entire school year. Don’t forget to visit the NHS Student Center (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high/page/nhs-student-center) for information regarding NHS activities and events, testing, and graduation requirements, as well as assistance with post-secondary plans.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Thursday, February 19th:

REMINDER: Panthers, don't forget to bring your laptop and charging cord to school EVERY DAY as most of the testing this year will be done on the laptops. Additionally, these laptops provide important access to digital textbooks and assist students in transitioning between classwork, testing, and homework. (If your laptop has stopped working or has other operational issues, please bring it to the NHS Front Office so we can investigate and diagnose any issues.)

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will continue today and resume next week (Monday through Thursday) in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

The FCA will have a meeting before school tomorrow at 8:10 am in the NHS Gym. If you’d like to become involved, make sure to stop by!

This week is your LAST CHANCE to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is TOMORROW.

Seniors, if you haven’t already done so, please be sure that you have ordered your cap and gown for graduation. The deadline to order is fast approaching so visit jostens.com to order your cap and gown as soon as possible.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Wednesday, February 18th:

REMINDER: NHS is a closed campus and students are not permitted to leave campus for lunch. Additionally, students may not have food dropped off or delivered to them at campus. Students are not allowed to bring Polar Cups or “to go” cups to campus. Water bottles are encouraged and we have several bottle filling stations around campus.

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will continue today through Thursday in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

Representatives from the US Army are scheduled to be on the NHS campus tomorrow during Lunch A and Lunch B to provide information about military service after graduation. Make sure to stop by if you’d like to receive information.

Representatives from the Santa Fe College Achieve Program will be in the NHS Commons Area tomorrow during Lunch A and Lunch B. This Program provides students with mentoring opportunities right on the NHS campus as well as coaching students on career exploration, time management, financial aid and more. For participants, that level of mentorship continues after students enroll at Santa Fe College, along with a stipend to cover the costs of their textbooks. Eligible students will also qualify for a full-tuition scholarship that picks up where financial aid leaves off, helping to pay for up to 60 credit hours at Santa Fe College. There is no minimum GPA requirement, and you can be in any grade level. Visit their website for more information about this opportunity: https://www.sfcollege.edu/prepare/achieve/

This week is your LAST CHANCE to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is Friday (February 20th).

Seniors, if you haven’t already done so, please be sure that you have ordered your cap and gown for graduation. The deadline to order is fast approaching so visit jostens.com to order your cap and gown as soon as possible.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Tuesday, February 17th:

REMINDER: For the safety and security of everyone on campus, please DO NOT open the entrance gate for anyone, even if you think you may know them. Students and visitors MUST ONLY be let into our campus by staff in the NHS Front Office. If you are asked to open the gate, please let them know that they must ring the bell to be buzzed in.

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will continue today through Thursday in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

Representatives from the Santa Fe College Achieve Program will be in the NHS Commons Area on Thursday (February 19th) during Lunch A and Lunch B. This Program provides students with mentoring opportunities right on the NHS campus as well as coaching students on career exploration, time management, financial aid and more. For participants, that level of mentorship continues after students enroll at Santa Fe College, along with a stipend to cover the costs of their textbooks. Eligible students will also qualify for a full-tuition scholarship that picks up where financial aid leaves off, helping to pay for up to 60 credit hours at Santa Fe College. There is no minimum GPA requirement, and you can be in any grade level. Visit their website for more information about this opportunity: https://www.sfcollege.edu/prepare/achieve/

This week is your LAST CHANCE to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is Friday (February 20th).

Seniors, if you haven’t already done so, please be sure that you have ordered your cap and gown for graduation. The deadline to order is fast approaching so visit jostens.com to order your cap and gown as soon as possible.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Thursday, February 12th:

REMINDER: ALL STUDENTS parking on NHS school property MUST have a parking decal and parking is ONLY permitted in designated areas (junior and senior parking lots). NO parking is allowed in any other areas on campus, including along the gym or the football field. If you park in any unauthorized area on the NHS campus, your vehicle is subject to a ticket and the possibility of being towed from the property.

Parents and Students, please remember that there is no school tomorrow as this day is designated as a Student/Teacher holiday.

There is NO SCHOOL on Monday (February 16th) due to a Teacher/Student holiday in observance of President’s Day, a celebration of the birthdays and lives of all U.S. presidents.

Come see the final showing of “The Price” tonight beginning at 7:00 pm in the NHS Auditorium. Tickets will be sold at the door for $5.00 (cash only). Come on out and have a great night out with your Panther friends!

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will continue next week (Tuesday through Thursday) in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

Last chance to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is Friday (February 20th).

Seniors, if you haven’t already done so, please be sure that you have ordered your cap and gown for graduation. The deadline to order is fast approaching so visit jostens.com to order your cap and gown as soon as possible.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We hope you find these Daily Announcements a useful resource for the happenings at NHS. These posts are also shared on our NHS website (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high) and remain available there for the entire school year. Don’t forget to visit the NHS Student Center (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high/page/nhs-student-center) for information regarding NHS activities and events, testing, and graduation requirements, as well as assistance with post-secondary plans.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Wednesday, February 11th:

REMINDER: Panthers, don't forget to bring your laptop and charging cord to school EVERY DAY as most of the testing this year will be done on the laptops. Additionally, these laptops provide important access to digital textbooks and assist students in transitioning between classwork, testing, and homework. (If your laptop has stopped working or has other operational issues, please bring it to the NHS Front Office so we can investigate and diagnose any issues.)

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will continue today and resume next week on Tuesday (February 17th) in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, please remember that flowers, balloons, food, or other items may not be delivered or brought to the Newberry High School campus. Please make other arrangements for your sweetheart, friend, or child on that day.

The NHS Drama Club has rescheduled their play! Come see “The Price” tonight and tomorrow beginning at 7:00 pm each night in the NHS Auditorium. Tickets will be sold at the door for $5.00 (cash only). Come on out and have a great night out with your Panther friends!

Parents and Students, please remember that there is no school on Friday (February 13th) as this day is designated as a Student/Teacher holiday.

There is NO SCHOOL on Monday (February 16th) due to a Teacher/Student holiday in observance of President’s Day, a celebration of the birthdays and lives of all U.S. presidents.

Seniors, if you haven’t already done so, please be sure that you have ordered your cap and gown for graduation. The deadline to order is fast approaching so visit jostens.com to order your cap and gown as soon as possible.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

This is the final opportunity to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is Friday (February 20th).

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Tuesday, February 10th:

REMINDER: NHS is a closed campus and students are not permitted to leave campus for lunch. Additionally, students may not have food dropped off or delivered to them at campus. Students are not allowed to bring Polar Cups or “to go” cups to campus. Water bottles are encouraged and we have several bottle filling stations around campus.

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will continue today and tomorrow in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, please remember that flowers, balloons, food, or other items may not be delivered or brought to the Newberry High School campus. Please make other arrangements for your sweetheart, friend, or child on that day.

The NHS Drama Club has rescheduled their play! Come see “The Price” on Wednesday (February 11th) and Thursday (February 12th) beginning at 6:00 pm each night in the NHS Auditorium. Tickets will be sold at the door for $5.00 (cash only). Come on out and have a great night out with your Panther friends!

Parents and Students, please remember that there is no school on Friday (February 13th) as this day is designated as a Student/Teacher holiday.

There is NO SCHOOL on Monday (February 16th) due to a Teacher/Student holiday in observance of President’s Day, a celebration of the birthdays and lives of all U.S. presidents.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

This is the final opportunity to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is Friday (February 20th).

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Monday, February 9th:

REMINDER: For the safety and security of everyone on campus, please DO NOT open the entrance gate for anyone, even if you think you may know them. Students and visitors MUST ONLY be let into our campus by staff in the NHS Front Office. If you are asked to open the gate, please let them know that they must ring the bell to be buzzed in.

After school CROP sessions for students who are credit deficient for graduation will begin after school today in Computer Lab 2 from 3:20 pm until 5:20 pm. There are many dates scheduled for students to join, and it’s not too late to participate! If you have any questions, please contact the NHS Guidance Office ASAP.

SWI Photography will be on the NHS campus tomorrow to take club pictures for the yearbook. Make sure to listen for the announcements so you don’t get left out! Additionally, the Class of 2026 group photo will be taken on the NHS football field at approximately 1:00 pm, immediately followed by the Senior car photo in the NHS bus loop. Pictures for Senior Superlatives (not already taken) will also be done at this time. *Dual Enrolled students must sign in at the NHS Front Office -- no exceptions -- so make sure to arrive with time to do so.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, please remember that flowers, balloons, food, or other items may not be delivered or brought to the Newberry High School campus. Please make other arrangements for your sweetheart, friend, or child on that day.

The NHS Drama Club has rescheduled their play! Come see “The Price” on Wednesday (February 11th) and Thursday (February 12th) beginning at 6:00 pm each night in the NHS Auditorium. Tickets will be sold at the door for $5.00 (cash only). Come on out and have a great night out with your Panther friends!

Parents and Students, please remember that there is no school on Friday (February 13th) as this day is designated as a Student/Teacher holiday.

There is NO SCHOOL on Monday (February 16th) due to a Teacher/Student holiday in observance of President’s Day, a celebration of the birthdays and lives of all U.S. presidents.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

This is the final opportunity to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is Friday (February 20th).

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Friday, February 6th:

REMINDER: ALL STUDENTS parking on NHS school property MUST have a parking decal and parking is ONLY permitted in designated areas (junior and senior parking lots). NO parking is allowed in any other areas on campus, including along the gym or the football field. If you park in any unauthorized area on the NHS campus, your vehicle is subject to a ticket and the possibility of being towed from the property.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, please remember that flowers, balloons, food, or other items may not be delivered or brought to the Newberry High School campus. Please make other arrangements for your sweetheart, friend, or child on that day.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the drama club production of the play, “The Price”, has been postponed and more information will be forthcoming.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

SWI Photography will be on the NHS campus on Tuesday (February 10th) to take club pictures for the yearbook. Make sure to listen for the announcements so you don’t get left out!

Additionally, the Class of 2026 group photo will be taken on the NHS football field at approximately 1:00 pm, immediately followed by the Senior car photo in the NHS bus loop. Pictures for Senior Superlatives (not already taken) will also be done at this time. *Dual Enrolled students must sign in at the NHS Front Office -- no exceptions -- so make sure to arrive with time to do so.

This is the final opportunity to purchase Senior yearbook ads! Space is very limited so if you are interested in purchasing an ad for your graduating student, please speak with Mrs. Treese, either in person or by email (treeseem@gm.sbac.edu), as soon as possible. The final deadline to submit a Senior ad is Friday (February 20th).

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

We hope you find these Daily Announcements a useful resource for the happenings at NHS. These posts are also shared on our NHS website (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high) and remain available there for the entire school year. Don’t forget to visit the NHS Student Center (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high/page/nhs-student-information-center) for information regarding NHS activities and events, testing, and graduation requirements, as well as assistance with post-secondary plans.

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Thursday, February 5th:

REMINDER: A new law passed by the Florida Legislature significantly limits when students may use cell phones or other personal wireless communication devices, such as smartwatches, earbuds, headphones, and tablets. These devices must remain powered off and stored out of sight during instructional time. Students have access to district-approved instructional technology throughout the school day and families who need to reach their child due to an emergency or other safety concern should contact the NHS Front Office directly.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

The FCA will have a meeting before school tomorrow at 8:10 am in the NHS Gym. If you’d like to become involved, make sure to stop by!

As Valentine’s Day approaches, please remember that flowers, balloons, food, or other items may not be delivered or brought to the Newberry High School campus. Please make other arrangements for your sweetheart, friend, or child on that day.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Wednesday, February 4th:

REMINDER: Panthers, don't forget to bring your laptop and charging cord to school EVERY DAY as most of the testing this year will be done on the laptops. Additionally, these laptops provide important access to digital textbooks and assist students in transitioning between classwork, testing, and homework. (If your laptop has stopped working or has other operational issues, please bring it to the NHS Front Office so we can investigate and diagnose any issues.)

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

The FCA will have a meeting before school this Friday (February 6th) at 8:10 am in the NHS Gym. If you’d like to become involved, make sure to stop by!

As Valentine’s Day approaches, please remember that flowers, balloons, food, or other items may not be delivered or brought to the Newberry High School campus. Please make other arrangements for your sweetheart, friend, or child on that day.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Tuesday, February 3rd:

REMINDER: NHS is a closed campus and students are not permitted to leave campus for lunch. Additionally, students may not have food dropped off or delivered to them at campus. Students are not allowed to bring Polar Cups or “to go” cups to campus. Water bottles are encouraged and we have several bottle filling stations around campus.

Prom tickets are now on sale and you may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom. You must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

Congratulations to Peyton Moises for being chosen as the Girls’ State Representative. She will travel to Tallahassee and participate in citizenship training and see the government in action. Kennedy Traylor and Cheyenne Townsend were selected as alternates as well.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Monday, February 2nd:

REMINDER: For the safety and security of everyone on campus, please DO NOT open the entrance gate for anyone, even if you think you may know them. Students and visitors MUST ONLY be let into our campus by staff in the NHS Front Office. If you are asked to open the gate, please let them know that they must ring the bell to be buzzed in.

The National Honor Society will have a meeting before school tomorrow beginning at 8:00 am in Ms. Troy’s classroom.

Prom tickets will go on sale starting tomorrow morning. You may purchase your tickets for $60.00 from Mrs. Troy before and after school in her classroom and you must be cleared from the debt list before purchasing your ticket.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

Newberry High School students! The Amplified Student Voice Coalition wants to hear from you. Take a few minutes to share your perspective in the Student Voice Survey.

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Monday, January 26th:

REMINDER: For the safety and security of everyone on campus, please DO NOT open the entrance gate for anyone, even if you think you may know them. Students and visitors MUST ONLY be let into our campus by staff in the NHS Front Office. If you are asked to open the gate, please let them know that they must ring the bell to be buzzed in.

Tryouts for our Lady Panthers Flag Football team will continue after school tomorrow at 3:00 pm on the NHS Football Field.

Representatives from the US Marine Corps are scheduled to be on the NHS campus tomorrow during Lunch A and Lunch B to provide information about military service after graduation. Make sure to stop by if you’d like to receive information.

All student/athletes for all sports MUST have a current physical and athletic clearance to participate in any school sport. Paperwork can be found in the front office or online.

Students if you are paying cash for anything on campus, please make sure to have exact change as we are unable to make change.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Friday, January 23rd:

REMINDER: ALL STUDENTS parking on NHS school property MUST have a parking decal and parking is ONLY permitted in designated areas (junior and senior parking lots). NO parking is allowed in any other areas on campus, including along the gym or the football field. If you park in any unauthorized area on the NHS campus, your vehicle is subject to a ticket and the possibility of being towed from the property.

Report Cards for the first semester are now available for viewing in Skyward. If you have any issues in viewing the report card or are unable to access Skyward, please contact Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for assistance.

Tryouts for our Lady Panthers Flag Football team will be after school on Monday (January 26) and Tuesday (January 27th) at 3:00 pm on the NHS Football Field.

Representatives from the US Marine Corps are scheduled to be on the NHS campus on Tuesday (January 27th) during Lunch A and Lunch B to provide information about military service after graduation. Make sure to stop by if you’d like to receive information.

All student/athletes for all sports MUST have a current physical and athletic clearance to participate in any school sport. Paperwork can be found in the front office or online.

Students if you are paying cash for anything on campus, please make sure to have exact change as we are unable to make change.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

The City of Newberry Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help with a softball tournament at Champions Park on Saturday (February 14th) and Sunday (February 15th). Please see Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information or to sign up.

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

We hope you find these Daily Announcements a useful resource for the happenings at NHS. These posts are also shared on our NHS website (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high) and remain available there for the entire school year. Don’t forget to visit the NHS Student Center (https://www.alachuaschools.net/o/newberry-high/page/nhs-student-information-center) for information regarding NHS activities and events, testing, and graduation requirements, as well as assistance with post-secondary plans.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Thursday, January 22nd:

REMINDER: A new law passed by the Florida Legislature significantly limits when students may use cell phones or other personal wireless communication devices, such as smartwatches, earbuds, headphones, and tablets. These devices must remain powered off and stored out of sight during instructional time. Students have access to district-approved instructional technology throughout the school day and families who need to reach their child due to an emergency or other safety concern should contact the NHS Front Office directly.

The boys’ basketball games scheduled at Bradford High School tonight have been cancelled. The Lady Panthers will still play at 6:00 pm at Bradford so make sure to come out and support them!

Report Cards for the first semester are now available for viewing in Skyward. If you have any issues in viewing the report card or are unable to access Skyward, please contact Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for assistance.

The FCA will have a meeting before school this Friday (January 23rd) at 8:10 am in the NHS Gym. If you’d like to become involved, make sure to stop by!

Tryouts for our Lady Panthers Flag Football team will be after school on Monday (January 26) and Tuesday (January 27th) at 3:00 pm on the NHS Football Field.

All student/athletes for all sports MUST have a current physical and athletic clearance to participate in any school sport. Paperwork can be found in the front office or online.

Students if you are paying cash for anything on campus, please make sure to have exact change as we are unable to make change.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Wednesday, January 21st:

REMINDER: NHS is a closed campus and students are not permitted to leave campus for lunch. Additionally, students may not have food dropped off or delivered to them at campus. Students are not allowed to bring Polar Cups or “to go” cups to campus. Water bottles are encouraged and we have several bottle filling stations around campus.

Report Cards for the first semester will be available for viewing in Skyward tomorrow. If you have any issues in viewing the report card or are unable to access Skyward, please contact Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for assistance.

Tryouts for our Lady Panthers Flag Football team will be after school on Monday (January 26) and Tuesday (January 27th) at 3:00 pm on the NHS Football Field.

All student/athletes for all sports MUST have a current physical and athletic clearance to participate in any school sport. Paperwork can be found in the front office or online.

Students if you are paying cash for anything on campus, please make sure to have exact change as we are unable to make change.

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).

It’s a great day to be a Newberry Panther! 🐾
Here are the announcements for Tuesday, January 20th:

REMINDER: For the safety and security of everyone on campus, please DO NOT open the entrance gate for anyone, even if you think you may know them. Students and visitors MUST ONLY be let into our campus by staff in the NHS Front Office. If you are asked to open the gate, please let them know that they must ring the bell to be buzzed in.

Report Cards for the first semester will be available for viewing in Skyward on Thursday (January 22nd). If you have any issues in viewing the report card or are unable to access Skyward, please contact Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for assistance.

Tryouts for our Lady Panthers Flag Football team will be after school on Monday (January 26) and Tuesday (January 27th) at 3:00 pm on the NHS Football Field.

All student/athletes for all sports MUST have a current physical and athletic clearance to participate in any school sport. Paperwork can be found in the front office or online.

Students if you are paying cash for anything on campus, please make sure to have exact change as we are unable to make change.

Panthers, are you looking for volunteer opportunities? The Gilchrist County Museum is hosting an Expo at Trenton Train Depot Park on Saturday (January 17th) from 9:30 am until 3:30 pm and is looking for volunteers. Email president.gcm@gmail.com for more information. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!
Beginning January 20th, the Bread of the Mighty is looking for volunteers (age 15 and older) on the third Tuesday of EVERY month from 4:00 pm until 6:00 pm at their Warehouse. Anyone under 15 requires an adult to work with them. Visit https://breadofthemighty.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/... for more information and to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

The City of Newberry is holding the Annual Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday (February 7th) and they are looking for volunteers. See Mrs. Honeycutt in the NHS Guidance Office for more information about available times and other details, or to sign up.

Destiny Community Church needs volunteers to help with their Father/Daughter Dance on Saturday (February 7th), from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm (students need to arrive at 4:30 pm). The requested attire is a white polo shirt and black slacks, and duties involve running food to the buffet tables, cleaning the tables and general area of trash, and helping clean up after the event ends. Contact BJ Vaden (Connections Pastor) at DCC by email (bjvaden16@gmail.com) or phone (352-720-6284) for more information or to sign up. Don’t forget to turn in any hours for scholarships to Mrs. Honeycutt!

Students, please remember that even though it is cooler outside, blankets are not allowed at school. Also, you must still follow all dress code policies, including not wearing pajamas, slippers, or any type of head coverings. If you have any questions, please see Dean Burford or Dean Burkett.

ACPS is continuing its Beyond the Bell program, offering virtual after-school counseling and academic advising to help boost academic achievement and emotional wellness for students. For more information, visit: www.sbac.edu/BeyondTheBell.

We are committed to the success of ALL our students! Panthers, please remember the Panther Way to Success:
*Be Reliable - Maintain consistency with what you say and do
*Be Respectful - Show consideration of someone or something
*Be Responsible - Be dependable, keep promises, and honor commitments

Students, please remember to check your school email accounts every day for important announcements and reminders. Remember, if you are having trouble or have questions about anything at all, turn to an adult. And please, if you see something, say something (www.getfortifyfl.com).